Air cargo carriers slash China flights as coronavirus measures widen

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Air cargo carriers slash China flights as coronavirus measures widen

| Jan 29, 2020 3:18PM EST
Measures being applied to limit the spread of the coronavirus have led to several global carriers making significant cuts to their China flight schedules.
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